ZendCon 2013
7 - 10 Oct 2013
at Santa Clara, CA Convention Center
Talk comments
Great talk Adam. You would think some of these concepts are just common knowledge within the developer community but they are not. Only thing I would stress after is that a developer should update documentation/comments. I can't count how many times I've seen developers do regression testing without updating their docs. Then when I go in I am clueless because its bad/wrong docs.
Too bad we had to stand, great talk, very educational
Great talk!
it is nice to get validation that what we are trying is the right way to go, Also nice to hear about MINK may have to give that a try..
Fun trip through not too expensive toy that can be leveraged into fun ways... David I has a lot of energy
I am not a big fan of JS but this talk did a good job to help understand some of the problems you can avoid to make it better.
As always Jeff delivers and is really knowledgable on the topic of JavaScript. Shed a light on prototypes which I was curious on how that really worked. Only thing I wish he broke out into some live coding.
Very tight, well packed presentation, involving both the theory and appropriate practical example of refactoring.
The lector is a very good speaker.
Adam is an excellent presenter. The talk got straight into the meat of the subject with little fluff or filler. Great subject matter with very concise examples. I will definitely be putting most all of his suggestions/tips into practice in my own code. Bravo
Very good, detailed information on using sockets. I particularly liked finding out what the pitfalls of sockets are.